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Article 10: Definitioy. Section 10.1: Definitions Open Burning Of Trees, Lim• , - •1 •s And Con = - i - •ris Associated With The Permitted Activity The disposal • •••e , • ps and construction debris associated with the perms -• -- • means of •• soor fires. • - - - - . - - - - 'e•- are preserved through conservation easements or other restrictions in a flexible development subdivision. Open Space, Common Privately held land area set aside, dedicated, owned, and maintained for common use, access, and benefit of multiple lots. This type of open space is within a defined lot or a defined easement area for coomon useaqe. It may be either restricted to the owners via Homeowner/Property Owners' Association (HOA/POA), or open to others as specified by the Association. Primary Open Space, Primary These areas have sensitive environmental features and/or significant cultural resource areas, which limits their development potential. Open Space Secondary All open spaces areas other than Primary Open Space as defined above. Open Space, Utility A subset or category of open space that defines the type and/or intensity of its use. Utility areas are typically open but contain public and/or private utilities and services. Examples include utility lines or easements (e.g., water, sewer, qas, power), septic drain fields, and repair areas. Additional recreation use of these areas is typically limited based on the type of utility requirements that are in place. • •en Space - (land use intensity) Open space is the total horizontal area of uncovered open space plus half the total . izontal ea of covered open space subject to limitations set forth below. Un ■vered open space is total gross land area not covered by buildings, plu .pen exterior balconi: and roof areas improved as recreation space. C. Covered o•- space is usable open space closed to the sky, but hay ', two clear unobstructed open or partia , open sides. Partially open sides is to be constru-. as 50% or more. Examples of covered space . - covered balconies, covered portions of i •'roved roof areas, or space under buildings supported o olumns or posts or cantilevered. T•- square footage countable as covered open space shal ••t exceed the square foota. of the open space sides. Open Space Kan o The minimum square footage of open space r-•uir for each square foot of gross land area. This area includes parking and vehicular access areas an. an also include balconies, and roofs improved for recreation. Outdoor Advertising Indust The organizations that provide o :oor displays or display space .I a lease or rental basis. Outdoor Lighting Installation of lightin• equipment, whether attached to poles, building structur- the earth, or any other location to allow f. the illumination of a building and exterior area(s)within the c•• ines of a defined property line. cluded are open air spaces on a property, which are under a roof or • er cover and not fully enclo -d such as a canopy, pavilion, drive-through bay, or parking deck. u aoor t_ignting, c;utott i-ixture Orange County, North Carolina—Unified Development Ordinance Page 10-31